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    MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
TRUCK TIRE QUOTA
CUT DRASTICALLY
BY
Machines Used in Essential
War Effort, Public Health
and Safety Only Eligible.
Only trucks engaged in serv
ices essential toxthe war effort
or public health and safety will
be entitled to recapped or new
tires under a drastic revision of
the tire rationing regulations
announced today by the Office
of Price Administration through
Hobart Price, executive secre
tary of the local board.
The revision, said to be neces
sitated by increasing evidence
that quotas will not provide for
all those on present eligibility
lists, will cut off from tires all
privately operated trucks car
rying alcoholic beverages, soft
drinks and similar beverages,
tobaco products, confections,
candy, flowers, toys, novelties,
Jewelry, furs, radios, phono
graphs, musical Instruments, or
other luxury goods, unless the
transportation of such things is
only incidental to the main serv
ice performed by the vehicle.
Follow ODT AdTic.
Unable to Increase quotas be
cause of the rubber shortage,
OPA asked the advice of the
Office of Defense Transporta
tion as to what reclassifications
of motor transport services
could be made to effect the
necessary reductions and at the
same time preserve the most
essential operations. OPA has
followed the lines of ODT
recommendations.
Trucks transporting raw ma
terials, semi-manufactured or
finished goods, including farm
products and foods, will be rec
ognized as eligible for tires only
if the services they perform are
essential to the war effort or
public health and safety.
Also dropped from "List A"
eligibility under the same con
ditions are private carriers fur
nishing transportation for inci
dental maintenance services
the cleaning of office buildings
is given as an exampleor for
the purpose of repairing any
portable household effects or
providing materials or services
solely for landscaping or beau
tificatlon of any construction
project or other establishment.
The Grange
Roxy Ann Grange
Boxy Ann Grange Hall will
be the meeting place for an eve
ning of recreation Friday, July
' 81, at 7 p. m., beginning with a
pot luck supper.
The Roxy Ann 4-H club is in
charge of the entertainment and
L. E. Francis, county 4-H leader,
will show motion pictures as part
of the program.
For information, contact Mrs.
Leonard Lehman.
ASTORIA BOOMS
Astoria, July 29. (IP) Build
ing, boomed by defense housing
construction, brought the value
of building permits to $187,209
for the first six months of this
year, compared to $181,182 for
the corresponding period of
1941.
TRUCKS NEED TIRES
Astoria, Ore., July 29. W
David J. Lewis, Clatsop coun
ty rationing administrator, said
today that many big logging
trucks operating in this area are
facing idleness because of the
tire shortage.
MANY CARS TAGGED
Seattle, July 29. UP) More
than 1,750 motorists were given
tags here yesterday in the drive
against automobiles and trucks
not carrying the $5 federal-use
stamp.
Halrev, Ore., July 29. (IP)
Frank Gibson reported today
that fire destroyed 72,000 pounds
of rye grass seed on his farm
near here Sunday. The fire
started, he said, as he was driv
ing his. car through the cut grass.
Beavers are treated with con
sideration in Montana-. A state
three-man transplanting crew
gently removes them from those
areas where they have become
a nuisance to fresher fields of
endeavor.
TRY OUR HERBS
When Others Fail
For quick and permanent
relief oi ailments even el
long standing.
CHINA HERB CO.
233 E. Mala St
Medford
Nazis Use Reinforcements
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Germans threw reinforcements into their campaign In
Southern Russia. Black arrows mark German drives in Don
River area (1) one of which had given them footholds en the
south bank of the river near Tsimlyanik. White arrowheads in
dicate Russian attacks in Voroneih region (2), to the north.
Germans claimed capture of Bataisk (A), south of Rostov, in
direction of Stalingrad-Tikhoretsk railway. Shaded area was
under German control.
LAST TYPE FACE
OF LONGjAREER
Typographic Artisan Has
Devoted Over Three De
cades to Designing Type.
Los Angeles (U.R) Frederic
William Goudy, hailed as one
of the greatest typographic ar
tisans of all ages, is now work
ing on his last type design.
White-haired and 77 years
old, he envisages the end of
his long career. In the three
decades and more that he has
devoted to his trade, the master
craftsman has designed ' 113
faces of type.
Asked the name of his final
contribution to the printing
craft, he said, "I'm going to
call it the 'Goudy 30'," explain
ing that in printing "30" long
has been the symbol for "the
end."
Goudy yet doesn't know just
how his "30" will turn out and
described it only as Roman type
with a Gothic influence. Judg
ing from his 113 past perform
ances, it should be something
of simplicity and beauty.
Designs For Reader
But the ruddy, genial typog
rapher believes he has made
enough type faces for one man
and has decided to retire at the
completion of the "Goudy 'SO'."
His theory of type design is
that "fine printing demands fine
type a type without manner
isms, its forms distinct, its legi
bility easy."
Printers credit Goudy's influ
ence with shearing type of the
curlicues, scrollwork and furbe
Idws which typographers prior
to his time thought necessary.
'They should be designed to
help the reader, not to display
the skill of the designer," he
said.
The dean of type designers
has a favorite of the hundred
odd types he has designed the
face described as "Medieval,"
inspired by an old manuscript
which he Romanized.
"I've never been seduced by
the modernistic trend," he re
lates, "I've always been a tradi
tionalist. I've taken the best of
the old designs and improved
them to the best of my ability."
Goudy views his contribution
to one of the world's oldest
crafts from a matter-of-fact
standpoint. He speaks with
pride, not of his life work, but
of his accomplishments during
his spare time.
"I've published four books
now, and they're all selling,"
he declares proudly. "How's
that for a fellow who never
even went to college?"
Too Late to Classify
ELECTRIC FLOOR WAXER. dilut
able vise 4x6. Dutch oven, a few
carpenter tool. De Vry IS mm
moving picture machine with pro
jector, man's horsehlde coat, aire
3S. Call evenings. Clayton laaac.
31 Portland Ave.
WANTED to contact persona Inter
ested In making Skyline trip or
return from Diamond Lake to
McKenr.1 Pass: share expense of
pack horse. Write Bos 338 TrlDune.
POR RENT FurnlAhed 3-room house
Phone 8033. Dark's Orocery.
FOR SALE 183 Chevrolet sedan
Allla-Chalmera tractor, both good
rubber: corn aheller; fanning mill
other farm machinery. IS tons
hay 'In barn. 3 mllea southwest
Dodge bridge. Mrs. Jane Sims.
FOR SALE 33 head fine Hereford
cattle. 3 miles southwest .Dodge
bridge. Mrs. Jane esima.
WILL PAY apot cash for I "4 -ton
truck, cnamp, 13U East jacaaon.
Phone Siai.
GOOD HOUSE for rent or lease. 08
Vueen Anne, unver nogers.
FOR RENT Motel apartment, mod
ern. Electrically equipped kitchen
Phone Ashland 3371.
WANTED Companion and house
keener for ladv In Door health
References. Call at once. 34S
Apple St.
FOR SALE Two-wheel stock trailer.
3-cow sir. Vlt. 130 East Jackson.
Phone 6131.
POR SALE Oarage. General repairs.
Oolng business; all you can do.
Possession cheap. Some equipment.
Champ oarage, 120 cast j season
Phone 9131.
FOR SALE Twin beds, other articles
33 Palm.
'30 FORD coupe. Shulu Bros.
8-PIECE LIVINO ROOM wit- in
eluding late style daveno end chair,
sell all together s8. Waterfall de-
algn bed. vanity and chest, inner-
aprlng mattress and box aprlngs
S40. Two dlnett sets. ,o ana
each. One steel bed and new
apiinga SO. Phone 6910. Mrs. D. S.
Johnson, west end Koas lane.
FOR BALE 1827 Pontlae. 4 new
30-Inch tires. 88 Spring St.
FOR SALE Royal Ann cherries
Dial 3384.
FOR SALE Man's bicycle. 3 new
tires. 3 speed, knee action, etc..
27.60. Don. pnone afoa.
TRAILER HOUSE, fully equipped
excellent 6-ply tires. Mrs. Sablock,
Jackson County Trailer Camp.
FOR S ALB Library table. rocking
chair, single and double) beds.
dressing table, and a set or fine
draperies complete with poles and
rings. Priced for Immediate sale.
633 West 2nd St.
"36 PLYMONTH coupe. Shulu Bros.
Three-bedroom home, all
ti)lUv hardwood floors, close In.
Terms. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut.
Phone 4644.
FOR RENT 3-room fumlabed apart
ment. no. city limits, inquire
618 East Main.
FOR RENT Sleeping room In mod
ern home, ais south orange.
WANTED Capable person for real-
dent housework. Good wages. Two
In family. Mrs. P. Corning Kenly.
phone 4668 or address P. O. bos 407,
Medford.
FOR SAUE 3-bedroom modern home.
Laundry trays. Fenced In back
yard. 846 West 3nd.
37 CHEVROLET sedan. Shulta Bros.
VICTOR ELECTROLA, attractive wal
nut cabinet, plenty of volume, deep
tone. Book shelves, telephone stand
and bench. Dresser with beveled
plate glass mirror, fine for girl's
room. Decorated wooden fireplace
screen. Phone 3786.
MAN'S OOOD BICYCLE. 4 good
tires, extras. Sett Porter, next Mid
way Welding.
FOR SALE 1839 H-ton Ford pickup.
4 -speed transmission. Rogue River
Chevrolet. 9th and Bartlett. Phone
3288.
FOR SALE Ntarly new 8-foot refrig
erator. 6225. call after noon, 12
to 6. 304 South Ivy St.
36 8TUDEBAKER sedan. Shulta
Bros.
FOR SALE Studio couch and a
twin bed. 118 Washington.
WANTED Tire service and repair
man. Jennings Tire Co, 339 North
Riverside.
FOR SALE Airline cabinet radio
and phonograph combination. 604
Penn. Tel. 4460.
FOR SALE Household furniture:
Tables, beds, ruga, stoves and many
other thlnga too numerous to men
tion, and 8-foot refrigerator nearly
new. 804 South Ivy.
WANTED Two or three-bedroom
house. Phone 4644.
WANTED Trash burner to match
Westlnghouae range. Dial 3678.
NOTICE to DELTA TOOL OWNERS
Due to the fact that Delta Tools end parts can only be
manufactured on an A-l-J Priority, the Delta Manufacturing
Company are asking their agents to return the balance of
their stocks to larger centers in order to make more complete
stocks in various parts of the country.
Any tools or parts we now hive in stock may be bought
without priority and we will hold these for a few days to fill
their requirements to the best of our ability. We will
continue to act as Delta Agents and order tools on the proper
Preference Rating.
Hubbard Bros., Inc.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Middle-
sged lady for about 4 week while
wife goes on visit. Modern home,
good wages. Box 738 Tribune.
NEW POTATOES II. 50 per hundred
and up, you furnish sack. Will
trade for wood shakes or sacks.
Blankenshlp, northwest Central
Point.
14"x30" BASS DRUM with pedal
silencer and sock cymbal. Tango
snare with stand. Large tom-tom
and stand. Complete outfit, 30.
Call evenings. Burton Isaac, phone
37B.
POR SALE Fruit Jars. Box 300,
McAndrewa. near Union Oil.
"38 FORD sedan. Shulta Bros.
POR 8 ALE Wood range, water tank,
radio, camp bed. 636 North Cen
tral. Phone 4138.
POR SALE Large lot and 6 -room
house furnished Including alee,
washrr, elec. range, shade, close tn.
priced right for cash. Owner leav
ing town. See m at 147 North
Holly.
POR RENT Furnished apartment to
1 or 3 adults. 41ft Edwards.
YOUR BATTERED AUTO BODY will
be skillfully repaired at Daily's
Auto painting- ana uoay etiop,
39 South Bartlett.
MOVING Local and Long Distance
Serving entire Pacific Coast. EADS
Transfer. Dial 3828.
ATTRACTIVE large blackboard and
screen combined, suitable for home,
. Sunday school or studio, also
child's desk and play table, shelves
ror toys. Fine for children s room.
Child's raincoat. Phone 3780.
FOR SALE Westlnghouse electric
rsngs MO. 1013 South Oakdals.
$3200
FULLY FURNISHED
Near Jackson and Junior HI eh
S full rooms, service porch, hardwood
floors, fireplace, garage, nicely fur
nished. Including electric equip
ment, overstuffed snd good beds
ana mattresses. This is a real ouy,
Also
$3150
SUBURBAN HOME
S full rooms, hardwood floors, fire
place, large sleeping porch, city
water me acre. Irrigated. Oood
garage and woodaned. small barn
lota of shade snd shrubs, good
lawn. Lesa than mile from court
house, on oil road. Terms.
MARK A. OOLDY
Phone 3368 105 E. Main St.
Evening. Mr. Bee be 3417.
4-BURNER electric stove, food shape
as 33 North Front.
40 USED CARS to pick from. Shulta
sros.
FOR SALE Complete fumlahtnga for
rive -room houae. Including Frigld
alrs and air cooler, electric sewing
machine. 306 Haven.
FOR SALE Heavy duty man's bl-
cycie. p rcuca,.y new luaaen not
more than 3 miles. Rogue Vsiley
Tractor, 3th an Riverside.
WANTED Body and fender man.
omnia Bros.
WANTED Man to do lubrication
and some mechanical work. Jen
nings Tire Co.. 339 North Riverside.
S1500
4 BEDROOMS
7-room modern house: new roof.
recently renovated snd painted:
large lot: paved street. Easy terms
to responsible buyer.
MARK A. OOLDY
Phone 3368 103 East Main
Evenings 3417. Mr. Bee be.
Exclusive Agents.
FOR SALE 34 Chevrolet sedan. Rea
sonable. Call 843 West 14th.
FCR SALE Shelving and some cool
ing cases. Old Safeway Store, next
to Copco.
FRYERS, laying hens, rabbits. Box
v spring bt.
NEW RABBIT HUTCH. V mils north
ig y on . box ib-o.
FOR SALE 5 tires, tubes snd wheels
6.60x17. Gllmore Service, Riverside
and Jackson.
FOR SALE Forty-acre ranch, good
house; spring water piped In.
Priced 91600. Also three head milk
cows, 7 head calves; '30 Chevrolet
l'i-ton truck; one range cook
stove; cream sepsrator; 6 head
milk goats; 10 head feeder hogs.
i mile from Oold H1U toward
Medford; turn In gate at corner;
watch for algn. Oscar Wolf.
80 CATERPILLAR and bulldozer.
Shulu Bros.
WANTED Hop pickers at the Chris
tie Hop Yard, 6' mllea west from
Grants Pass, Paying 3c per lb.
Nice shady camp ground, plenty
of wood, good water. Tents snd
tent house furnished. Picking will
tart about the 8th of August.
Last about a month. AddreM
Christie Hop Yard. Kt. 7. Grants
Pass.
DUMP BED with hydraulic lift.
Shulu Bros.
WANTED Pasture for 9 horses, close
to town. Phone 3663, evening
phone 4819.
FOR SALE Peach crates and L. A.
lugs. Monrach Seed A Feed Co.
FOR SALE Efficient work, speedier
work, clesner seed will be yours if
you bring seed to us for cleaning.
Fumigating vault protects your
seed against weevil. We guarantee
you highest type of work. Monarch
Seed b Feed Co.
FOR SALE No matter what the seed
we can clean It. Oura la the most
complete and modern seed cleaning
plant In S. Oregon. Inspect It.
We ll be glad to explain the Intri
cate working of the various mach
ines. Monarch Seed V Feed Co.
'37 FORD aedsn. BhulU Bros.
FOR SALE Attention growers of
vetch seed. You will be paid basts
of purtty of seed. It therefore
behooves you to place your seed In
the hands of those capable and
equipped to bring your seed to the
highest point of purity. We Invite
your Inspection of our complete
plant. New machine Installations
treble our capacity. This means
prompter service. Fumigating aer
vice. Monarch Seed te Feed Co.
FOR SALE Cotton vetch and seam
leAs cotton clover bags. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
"35 FORD PICKUP, for sale or trade
for 1 1 j-ton truck. Champ's Oarage.
Central & Jackson.
35 CHEVROLET twdan. Shulta Bros.
FOR SALE Potatoea 1 i to S'fc cents
per lb. Bring container. I1, miles
N. W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 4
room house, two bedrooms; 4 acre
Irrigated: sell furnished or un
furnished: near Big Y Market. See
Champ, 130 Est Jackson. Phone
9121.
FOR SALE Second crop of alfalfa,
317 in field. Call of evening 3647.
838 K. Main. Elinor Hsnley Bush.
SPRAY NOW FOR EARWIOfl. PHONE
6668 McOOVAGLE.
TRANSPARENT APPLES. 8c lb. Make
deitrtoua plea and sauce. 819 Park
after 7 p. m.
3 PLYMOUTH sedan. Shulu Bros,
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7x7-ft. Waterproofed Tent
$99
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Two PoUf
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Chargl
32-pc. Dtnnarwar with
ll.Tube CONSOLE RADIO
Sal Prlf
If you tUa to rroval ItgM. yat hova ompTs profaeVA
Ion, this roomy font (Ills th. bill. Full 77 l.at of
floor ipoc. ... antranco door on ono tlda. Cor
owning .standi w.ll down ov.r for sld. of cor.
Substantial. closly-wov.n drill throughout. C9U6.
Your cholc. of colonial "M.I. c
ody" or mod.rn "taiLr
Corar Sorvlc. for Sli. Fin.
walnut v.n..r radio has ox. $
cptlonolly clor raproduc
tlon of standard broadcasts
or short wova. uy both radio "I I Tutu, In
end dlnn.rwor. for only Srud.l,cl!!i:
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Blackout Flashlight
Practical far OHtaa Dsfenta
workers and lor ina la yoer low PriC
home, ftuilt-ifl stercury twitch
provontl light from iMnlng
obovo horiiontot. II us plaitic
cote, purple lent, (lets bof-
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non sweating Pries
pr " P. Eiattio
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steering
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CHROMED
HUB CAP
GUARANTEED
FAN BELT
23c
Makst steering
easier. Cnromo
bass and
39c
Dress up your
1 930 -it Ford
A' wire wneclt
ivith new coj
Sola
Pries
it 14c
"Western $u
preme" v -
type, heavy
duty cable
cord. R1475.
FUEL PUMP
DIAPHRAGM
47c
"Ksdlum diet
ptwogm kit
ouorantMd for
50,000 mil.il
KNIT POLISH
ING CLOTH
14c
Soft and notv
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yards when CUT
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Sturdy
WOVEN
FIBER
Sal
PrlcatJ
"Lakeside" Seat Covers
MILF M0TICT YOUR UPHOUTIRY rot
TMI DURATION
If staffers little how ssech ye m yovr car. It wtH
pay yov la protect the vpholttery fraai dust, dirt
trad grit, wear and tsar, fading, dampness and
spilled liquids. Cool "Lateside" Seat Cavort ore
atode of trwrdy ptoid fiber, trimmed with brown
artificial leather. They may be dry cleaned.
FOLDING ARM CHAIR
$75
Sal
Pric
"Gold Mr brand. A sfur
cty hordwood choir wtth gov
owmng strD saat and bock.
Folds compoctly. U120.
Sal of Flaihllght Sattrlf . . . .4c a.
Tok. plenty of tra "Woscr standard monoclls
f rsth ond povwrfut on your trip, 1 1 22.
Sat of TralUr Couplings $1.S5
Roll and sork.t lolnt. with rotchrt lotrh, mokn car
and traitor on. complota urut. cosily podlockad. C26ia
Sal of SO-yol. Calling Un 49c
SVlMtcd silk, 100 wot.r-rao.IMnt. A Dig IfMCMI at
thm low pticl liiii.
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CHC Own Can
Federal Tarn Included
Iqual to 23c
pr Quart OIUI
Carefully ilt.d crudax, rflnd by mod-
am mothodi, protaxt yovr motor against
sludging and unduo wsxjr or ratitfonc to
moving portt. Wox-frM and 100 V. dis
lill.d, LONG-RUN Oil oids comprmion
and consarvM powor.
All marchandlM subaxt to stock on
hand. W rsrv right to limit quon
titles or chang sclflcarlons with
out nolle.
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